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Presentation on theme: "Digital Reflections Write “digital reflection” in your notes I will show this clip 3 times. Each time watch for the similarities and differences in each."— Presentation transcript:

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2 Digital Reflections

3 Write “digital reflection” in your notes I will show this clip 3 times. Each time watch for the similarities and differences in each frame Take 5 min to write a reflection statement On Friday, after you have more information, I will show the clip again to see if we understand what is going on.

4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player _embedded&v=X67VMG3D6Vg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrnGi- q6iWc

5 The sun is the Solar System’s ultimate source of ENERGY.

6 What is solar energy?

7 1.Energy – the ability to do work 2.Energy – the ability to move matter 3.Energy – causes a change in matter

8 Energy is measurable

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10 The sun provides virtually all the energy to keep our planet warm and sustain life.

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